What’s down the road for silicon?
Even as companies upgrade to silicon carbide and gallium nitride, researchers are developing new WBG materials that could further improve power electronics
Twitter defends count of spam accounts after Musk criticism
Independent researchers have estimated that anywhere from 9% to 15% of the millions of Twitter profiles are bots
FBI sought Pegasus tools from Israel
A 2018 letter from the bureau to the Israeli government is the clearest evidence that the agency weighed using the spyware for law enforcement operations
Google offers a more modest vision of the future
Artificial intelligence is being woven into an array of the company’s products. But the change — for now — is subtle
FIFA, EA Sports
end two-decade
partnership
The demise of a relationship that produced one of the most popular games of all time will mean risks for football's governing body but few changes for gamers
The cyber war between Ukraine and Russia: An overview
Earlier, Western intelligence agencies warned of potential cyberattacks which could spread elsewhere and cause 'spillover' damage on global computer networks
Farewell to the iPod
After nearly 22 years, Apple is stopping production of the devices that changed consumer electronics and led to the creation of the iPhone
Tesla recalls US 130,000 vehicles over touchscreen glitch
It follows an overheating issue that may cause the centre touchscreen display to malfunction, NHTSA says
Online deciders like
Apple have a point
Gatekeepers like powerful tech companies have a bad reputation for controlling what happens online. But they don’t completely deserve the heat
Uzbekistan legalises solar-powered crypto mining
The country will exempt all crypto operations by domestic and foreign companies from income tax, according to a presidential decree published this week
